Module jls.util.List

Represents a list.

The class functions could be used for Lua tables.

Class List

List:new ([...]) Creates a new List.
list:indexOf (value) Returns the index where the value is found or 0 if not present.
list:add (value[, ...]) Adds a new element at the end of this list.
list:remove (index) Removes the element at the specified index.
list:removeFirst (value) Removes the first specified value from this list.
list:removeLast (value) Removes the last specified value from this list.
list:removeAll (value) Removes the specified value from this list.
list:insert (index, value) Inserts a new element to this list at the specified index.
list:size () Returns the size of this list.
list:map (f) Returns a list containing the result of the function called on each element.
list:reduce (f[, value]) Returns the last result of the function called on each element.
list:join ([sep[, i[, j]]]) Returns a string by concatenating all the values of the specified list.
List.removeFirst (list, value) Removes the first specified value from the specified list.
List.removeLast (list, value) Removes the last specified value from the specified list.
List.removeAll (list, value) Removes the specified value from the specified list.
List.join (list[, sep[, i[, j]]]) Returns a string by concatenating all the values of the specified list.
List.map ([d], t, f) Returns a table containing the result of the function called on each element of the source table.
List.size (t[, withHoles[, useN]]) Returns the number of elements in the list or -1 if the specified table is not a list.
List.isList (t[, withHoles[, acceptEmpty]]) Returns true when the specified table is a list.


Class List

A List class.
List:new ([...])
Creates a new List.

Parameters:

  • ... The values to add to the list. (optional)
list:indexOf (value)
Returns the index where the value is found or 0 if not present.

Parameters:

  • value The element to look for.

Returns:

    number the index or 0 if not present.
list:add (value[, ...])
Adds a new element at the end of this list.

Parameters:

  • value The element to add at the end of this list.
  • ... Additional values to add. (optional)

Returns:

    jls.util.List this list.
list:remove (index)
Removes the element at the specified index.

Parameters:

  • index integer The index of the element to remove.

Returns:

    The value of the removed element.
list:removeFirst (value)
Removes the first specified value from this list. The matching values are found using equality (==)

Parameters:

  • value The value to remove from the list.

Returns:

    boolean true if a value has been removed.
list:removeLast (value)
Removes the last specified value from this list.

Parameters:

  • value The value to remove from the list.

Returns:

    boolean true if a value has been removed.
list:removeAll (value)
Removes the specified value from this list.

Parameters:

  • value The value to remove from the list.
list:insert (index, value)
Inserts a new element to this list at the specified index.

Parameters:

  • index integer The index where to insert the element.
  • value The element to insert to this list.

Returns:

    jls.util.List this list.
list:size ()
Returns the size of this list.

Returns:

    integer the size of this list.
list:map (f)
Returns a list containing the result of the function called on each element.

Parameters:

  • f function The function to call on each element.

Returns:

    jls.util.List the new list.
list:reduce (f[, value])
Returns the last result of the function called on each element.

Parameters:

  • f function The function to call on each element. The function is called with the last result, element, index and the list.
  • value The initial value. (optional)

Returns:

    the last result of the function.
list:join ([sep[, i[, j]]])
Returns a string by concatenating all the values of the specified list. tostring() is used to get the string of a value.

Parameters:

  • sep string An optional separator to add between values. (optional)
  • i integer The index of the first value, default is 1. (optional)
  • j integer The index of the last value, default is #list. (optional)

Returns:

    string a string with all values joined.
List.removeFirst (list, value)
Removes the first specified value from the specified list.

Parameters:

  • list table The list from which to remove the value.
  • value The value to remove from the list.

Returns:

    boolean true if a value has been removed.
List.removeLast (list, value)
Removes the last specified value from the specified list.

Parameters:

  • list table The list from which to remove the value.
  • value The value to remove from the list.

Returns:

    boolean true if a value has been removed.
List.removeAll (list, value)
Removes the specified value from the specified list.

Parameters:

  • list table The list from which to remove the value.
  • value The value to remove from the list.
List.join (list[, sep[, i[, j]]])
Returns a string by concatenating all the values of the specified list. tostring() is used to get the string of a value.

Parameters:

  • list table The list of values to concatenate.
  • sep string An optional separator to add between values. (optional)
  • i integer The index of the first value, default is 1. (optional)
  • j integer The index of the last value, default is #list. (optional)

Returns:

    string a string with all values joined.
List.map ([d], t, f)
Returns a table containing the result of the function called on each element of the source table.

Parameters:

  • d table the destination table, if missing then a new table will be returned. (optional)
  • t table the table containing the elements to map.
  • f function the function to call on each element.

Returns:

    table the destination table.
List.size (t[, withHoles[, useN]])
Returns the number of elements in the list or -1 if the specified table is not a list. A list has continuous integer keys starting at 1.

Parameters:

  • t table The table to get the size from.
  • withHoles boolean true to indicate that the list may have holes. (optional)
  • useN boolean true to accept the field "n" as the number of elements. (optional)

Returns:

    number the number of elements in the list or -1.
List.isList (t[, withHoles[, acceptEmpty]])
Returns true when the specified table is a list. A list has continuous integer keys starting at 1. A list may have a field "n" giving the size of the list as an integer.

Parameters:

  • t table The table to check.
  • withHoles boolean true to indicate that the list may have holes. (optional)
  • acceptEmpty boolean true to indicate that the list could be empty. (optional)

Returns:

  1. boolean true when the specified table is a list.
  2. number the number of elements in the list or -1.
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